A GIFT EVERY DAY — SALVATION STORY #14
December 4, 2011
I took a fast from Facebook because I was getting bogged down in emails, appointments, blogs to be written, etc., etc. In other words, I was getting crushed under the
musings
BEAUTIFULLY FLAWED — SALVATION STORY #12
October 24, 2011
The most flawed relationship in my life is with my daughter. Kristin is twenty-five years old and we have yelled and screamed at each other and gone on fabulous shopping
ONE STORY AFTER ANOTHER — SALVATION STORY #11
October 17, 2011
Nothing has gone right these past days. My Blackberry stopped working. (That is not a minor glitch for me — my Blackberry!!!) That is a dark day. And then the dashboard of
IMPOSTORS OF GRACE — SALVATION STORY #10
October 14, 2011
“The invisible dragon roared, I cowered, and what I’ve called “the impostor” was born, a shadow to the my eight-year-old life. The impostor is a fake version of yourself, and
IS GRACE ENOUGH? – SALVATION STORY #8
October 2, 2011
“My story is a rosary, the beads of which are the people and experiences that have made me what I am. I have tried to move from one bead to
HIEROGLYPHICS OF LOVE – SALVATION STORY #7
September 24, 2011
When my children were younger (Graham age 6, and Kristin age 7), I was stressed out. I was commuting to grad school, overwhelmed by academia, reading journals I didn’t understand, writing
SAVED FROM WHAT? SALVATION STORY #5
September 14, 2011
Below is a story from my dear friend Ruth — who was practically perfect and completely miserable. I can identify with this Salvation Story, and I’m so grateful that God
LIVING IN A PARABLE — SALVATION STORY #2
August 28, 2011
“The disciples came up and asked, ‘Why do you tell stories?’ [Jesus] replied, ‘You’ve been given insight into God’s kingdom. . . . Whenever someone has a ready heart for this,
SAFE AT LAST — SALVATION STORY #1
August 25, 2011
Today is my 52nd birthday, and today I begin a series of posts — 52 Stories of Salvation. Years ago I found myself in a moment of truth that began
SHIFT
June 12, 2011
“Count back from one hundred,” the anesthesiologist prompted me with the standard cue that ushers surgery patients into a safe oblivion. In those split seconds before everything went blank I remember
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